My latest tale of woe got me ads to find a job in South Wales, protect me against identity theft and find myself lovers 'for married ladies'
And now I've posted this, I'll probably get more of the same!
What I really need is a personal administrator to sort my chaos...
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Usksider
Pro - http://www.usksider.co.uk
- Tuesday, May. 01, 2007 @ 18:25:16
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pollygarter
- Tuesday, May. 01, 2007 @ 18:50:34
Good thinking!
I've still got ads re illicit love and identity theft, but now one for finding a Chinese wife!-
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menhir
- http://www.myword.blog.co.uk
- Friday, May. 04, 2007 @ 22:06:03
Wow - could you cope with two individuals? How much fun would that be...
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pollygarter
- Saturday, May. 05, 2007 @ 12:11:02
Perhaps I'd need a double life? 
Latest ads are for locksmiths - bit bl**dy late! -
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menhir
- http://www.myword.blog.co.uk
- Saturday, May. 05, 2007 @ 12:42:48
I've got a link here for this blog advertising 'Clinton's New Girlfriend' There's a turn up for the books. Just don't change your name to Monica!
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pollygarter
- Saturday, May. 05, 2007 @ 13:13:47
"I've got a link here for this blog advertising 'Clinton's New Girlfriend'"
That's just scary!
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menhir
- http://www.myword.blog.co.uk
- Saturday, May. 05, 2007 @ 16:54:00
I think you're safe now, any interesting references have disappeared on the links (can't promise for later though) and the nearest one to which an innuendo might be attached is headed 'Petition Prime Minister' However, the intro to the heading makes it clear it's nothing to do with the kind of illicit interests we have here.
Apart from that there are offers to create a blog (a bit late if you ask me) earn website revenue (that's a regular)and another version of it, 'be an entrepreneur'. They're all a bit boring really. It must be something to do with either;
a) The Bank Holiday Weekend;
b) The weather;
c) Election weariness.
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pollygarter
- Saturday, May. 05, 2007 @ 23:03:25
it's funny how the ads go for ones that seem to be targeted for one, albeit badly and then the general. Nothing irresistible in that little lot is there?
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menhir
- http://www.myword.blog.co.uk
- Sunday, May. 06, 2007 @ 09:47:22
...nope, and nothing on the email client at this end either; now that does make a change.
We are having wonderful stormy weather, perhaps that's stymied the radmom ads process - let's wait and see-
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pollygarter
- Sunday, May. 06, 2007 @ 10:58:54
After lovely sunshine, my bit of Wales is just...dull - grey, blowy and nondescript.
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menhir
- http://www.myword.blog.co.uk
- Sunday, May. 06, 2007 @ 11:48:37
See here; I particularly like the idea of 'squarespace' and why the B****y H**l essays escapes me. How do they work out there's no plagiarism, and its guaranteed.
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pollygarter
- Sunday, May. 06, 2007 @ 19:28:27
Just weird - I could do with some smarter neurons though - my senior moments are getting more and more joined up!
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menhir
- http://www.myword.blog.co.uk
- Sunday, May. 06, 2007 @ 21:17:52
I must admit, so are mine.
How about the following link ads. They might have some relevance to the conversation and the present need!
Ultimate Brain Trainer
Train your brain, increase IQ, & build more neural connections now!
www.getiMusic.com
Phenomenal Memory School
Phenomenal Memory is not a gift. It's a skill! Develop your brain.
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Word Memory Test
The original WMT by Dr. Paul Green is now in MS WIndows
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pollygarter
- Monday, May. 07, 2007 @ 00:13:02
Too much like hard work!
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menhir
- http://www.myword.blog.co.uk
- Monday, May. 07, 2007 @ 13:35:14
The titles are easy enough to read and play with - I wouldn't go any further. There are enough people giving cerebral agility advice; there's the good old crossword, vocab from a few chosen letters and relations to it like Scrabble; Boggle etc. Much more fun for the many.
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pollygarter
- Monday, May. 07, 2007 @ 15:26:37
Ooh, I'd forgotten about Boggle! Must remember to fish out next time my sister's down....
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menhir
- http://www.myword.blog.co.uk
- Monday, May. 07, 2007 @ 18:18:00
I'm sure you'll both enjoy beating the timer
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pollygarter
- Monday, May. 07, 2007 @ 22:53:19
it's a really good game, isn't it? I also have a crossword game meant for at least two, but I like to play against timer on my own. See new comment below.
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menhir
- http://www.myword.blog.co.uk
- Tuesday, May. 08, 2007 @ 09:34:19
Can't see new comment, maybe it's elsewhere.
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pollygarter
- Tuesday, May. 08, 2007 @ 16:22:27
Help! My comment disappeared - Sorry, Menhir!
Just wanted to say how much I enjoy such games, but rarely seem to play nowadays. My friend's daughter plays chess but not draughts so I taught her the other evening - Good fun! I'm useless at chess - Too many options. -
Well there's an opportunity for some enterprising person: Polly's Personal Organiser - it's got a kind of ring to it don't you think?